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Kirkcudbright Academy help assess conditions for Arctic charr at Loch Grannoch

April 21, 2017April 24, 2017 by brian /

Pupils from Kirkcudbright Academy help us by assessing the habitat and water quality of two tributaries near Loch Grannoch

Source: Galloway Fisheries Trust – Kirkcudbright Academy help assess conditions for Arctic charr at Loch Grannoch

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